The month of October marks a slowdown in SPAC merger deal votes, but the calendar does include several multibillion-dollar deals.
SPAC merger votes can act as a catalyst, as it completes the last step in the merger process and also changes the company over to a new name and ticker that can help build recognition.
Several former SPACs have also seen wide swings in share prices after being de-SPACed if they receive heavy redemption and have a low float for shares available.
Here is a look at the current October SPAC merger vote dates:
Oct. 5: Industrial Tech Acquisitions Inc (NASDAQ:ITAC) and Arbe Robotics: 4D imaging radar technology company Arbe Robotics expects fiscal 2021 revenue of $7.8 million and fiscal 2022 revenue of $13 million.
Oct. 5: ACON S2 Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:STWO) and ESS Tech: Long-range battery company ESS Tech is valued at $1.1 billion in a SPAC merger. The company’s batteries are engineered to support renewables and stabilize the electrical grid.
Related Link: September SPAC Merger Calendar: A Look At Upcoming Votes And Stocks To Watch
Oct. 20: Alkuri Global Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:KURI) and Babylon: Telehealth company Babylon provides video medical appointments and artificial intelligence powered diagnoses. The company has partners with hospitals and covers over 24 million patients worldwide.
Oct. 20: Big Cypress Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:BCYP) and SAB Biotherapeutics: SAB is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focusing on a new class of immunotherapies targeting infectious diseases like COVID-19 and influenza.
Oct. 20: Spartacus Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:TMTS) and NextNav: NextNav helps companies with location mapping working in the GPS sector. The company counts AT&T, Motorola Mobility and Epic Games as some of its blue chip customers.
Disclosures: Author is long LEGO shares.
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